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The Cardwarp Tour Review

At the risk of being burned at the stake for heresy, let me go on record by saying that I don't perform Cardwarp, and I don't even like the effect. But being a dedicated reader (crossing my fingers), you should know by now that my opinion of the effect is pretty much irrelevant when it comes to my final star rating.  With that said, let's take a look at The Cardwarp Tour Review.

The Cardwarp Tour Review Overview

The book is a solid 8x11 hardbound book. It's well made, and chock full of clear and easy illustrations in abundance. Take a look at the sample pages.

You'll see the table of contents which is huge, followed by some excerpts from the book showing you how the book is laid out and written. As you can see it's very well put together and full of tons of material. The original manuscript by Roy Walton is included in the book, followed by just about every variation, idea, script, essay, and thought in general on the subject. There are variations that don't use playing cards at all. In fact, there are actually some scripts and variations that I, myself, the anti-Cardwarp, have considered adding to my own repertoire.

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The Cardwarp Tour Review Final Thoughts

There's not a whole lot to say. Read the table of contents to see what's there. If you've ever considered doing Cardwarp or have been doing it for years, you will be extremely happy with your purchase. It's worth every penny. If you're a card person at all, this is a must have. Even if you're not planning on doing this effect, there is a ton of great ideas that could be applied to other routines. Further, for all you collectors out there, this is a great addition as well. Having just about everything Cardwarp all in one place is priceless.

Final Verdict:
5 Stars with a Stone Status of Total GEM!